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Sunday, 2 December 2012

TLFG: 3-9 December 2012

It's been another busy week at work, QPR and home - consequently I'm going to cut the content a bit this time.

Despite all the above I made it to Loftus Road for QPR v Aston Villa. There were some encouraging signs from Rangers under Harry Redknapp but there were still a lot of errors and that elusive win looked as distant as ever at times.

As I said, this week's post is a little shorter than normal but it still includes this week's ticket news and match map. The top 10 is still there too but I haven't had time to qualify my selections - hopefully it will be quite obvious why I've chosen them.

LATEST TICKET NEWS

Each week at TLFG we attempt to compile a list of what's on general sale to non-members at London's Premier League clubs and for other notable matches (click on the team name for details).

Over the next seven days there are over 80 matches happening in the London area. We've got big derbies, some FA Vase ties, lots of county cup matches and some interesting NextGen Series and FA Youth Cup fixtures to look forward to.

With all that in mind, here's this week's match map. If you've never used it before, please note that when there is more than one match at a specific ground you'll only be able to see individual match pins if you zoom right in. If you don't, the pins obscure each other and you might miss them. To avoid this, you can also scroll down the list of games on the left side of the page to make sure you get all the information.

As always, please check with the host club whether a match is still taking place before you travel. Please also let me know if any of the details are wrong or missing. Some matches are still to be confirmed because of midweek replays so I will try and remember to add them as the week goes on.

Next up is this blog's top 10 recommendations of games I think could be particularly worth watching this week, feel free to mention your own in the comments section below.

About Me

I'm a QPR fan and follower of Harrow Borough in the Isthmian League.
In 2010 I set up Non-League Day to help promote semi-professional and grassroots football. I'm hoping that TLFG will help provide a similar boost for football clubs around the capital.
I also worked at BBC Sport for 10 years before it relocated to Salford but decided not to go, such was my love of London.